千円、ここに置いておくからね。
For this sentence may I know what kara at the end of sentence means? As I understand, the whole sentence means "I will leave 1,000 yen here for you"
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5Does this answer your question? Why do I hear ますから (masukara) so often at the end of sentences? – Shurim Nov 01 '20 at 20:54
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2Also related: Clarifying だから use at the end of a sentence – naruto Nov 02 '20 at 00:21
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「から」represents 理由・原因・動機・根拠 so I ,Japanese, understand the meaning as "I will leave 1,000 yen here , please accept it". And we don't indicate an objective person in Japanese sentence ( It shall be led by context) . Japanese often omit the sentence that is clear to understand from the context. – user40637 Nov 02 '20 at 17:05